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Creator: Unknown
Date: ca. 1913
Place: Texarkana, Bowie County, Texas
Description: Image of a man standing at a counter in a store.
Physical Description: 1 photographic print (postcard): gelatin silver; 9 x 14 cm
File: ag2019_1490_05_01_01_bowie_06_storeinterior_r.jpg
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Digital Collection: John Miller Morris Real Photographic Postcards and Photographs of Texas
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A pickle store opposite the Chowrasta Market, Penang Road, Georgetown. A neat place to buy pickles of many different taste. W M Soo making a selection there.
Voigtlander Bessa R3M, Voigtlander Nokton Classic 40mm F1.4 MC, Kodak Portra 160VC
Best Buy Store Pics by Mike Mozart of JeepersMedia and TheToyChannel on YouTube. Best Buy Store Front Exterior Logo Facade.
This vintage store is not real but I love "window shopping" and looking at all the minute details! I absolutely love this vintage store in Disneyland. It reminds me of my character Maria from West Side story who probably worked in a dress shop similar to this =) #sastre
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View coming down escalator at Moorestown Sears. This store opened in October 1971 as an addition to Moorestown Mall, replacing the Camden store on Admiral Wilson Boulevard.
Shades are plastic with gold painted-on designs. Wood on/off switches. No melting from old high wattage bulbs being used, eithier.
The Rilakkuma store apron on this small plush here with a larger Rilakkuma hanging on to a cup holder. Is that a plush balloon that Kiiroitori has in his hand?
I've been in this store many times. Through the years it has had various owners and periodic closings. It is closed now so I was surprised to see a vehicle parked out front. Hopefully it will reopen as these types of establishments are a vanishing breed. Some of my earliest memories are of old men sitting inside telling stories and playing checkers or shoppers sitting by a coal stove as their orders are tallied.
Deboxing Moana. The doll and accessories have been removed from the backing. Moana still has various factory restraints on her, and is supported by the included display stand. Then the large plastic support piece behind her is removed.
Here are detailed photos of my Disney Store Limited Edition Moana 17 inch doll, boxed and deboxed. She is #1531 of 6500. I also got a spare Moana that I will leave mint in box, but I haven't looked to see what edition number that doll has.
She has mock sand on her feet, and there is also sand on the base for Pua. Somewhat like glitter, the sand does shed, and found its way on the sides of the box, and on the doll itself. Some of the sand on the tips of her toes also got rubbed off.
Moana has a unique body, but is fully articulated. She has ball jointed neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. Instead of the chest joint that are on most of the female Disney Store 17 inch LE dolls, Moana has a waist pivot joint that allows her upper torso to spin around 360 degrees. This is similar to the Designer Princess waist joint, but is lower down her back, just above her butt. That is doubtless due to her bare midriff. With large her flat feet, Moana can free stand very stably. But I think that some of her joints are a little too loose, especially her waist joint.
Her body proportions are also unique for a Disney LE doll, but that is due to those of the animated character herself. In particular, her arms and legs are thicker than the other LE Princess dolls. Rather than the flat hands of the other LE Princess dolls, Moana has curved hands, which I think look more natural. Her face is very pretty and a very good likeness of the animated character. She has thick eyebrows, big brown eyes glancing to her upper right. She has short painted eyelashes, but no rooted eyelashes (like the LE Merida dolls). She has a large flat nose, and full dark brown lips in a closed mouth smile.
She has dark brown wavy hair that has a lot of hair product, so it feels a bit crunchy. Some of her hair was actually stuck to the plastic support, her body and her clothes, due to the hair product not being fully dry when she was assembled. There was also some bits of tissue paper stuck to her hair.
She has a garland of cloth leaves and plastic flowers on her head, It is permanently attached to her head. There are plastic leafy bands around her left arm and both ankles. The arm band was rather loose, and I had to keep on moving it back up her arm. I think it could use a rubber band to keep it tight, which I don't think I accidently cut when deboxing her. Her ankle bands did have rubber bands around them. She has a beaded plastic necklace with a shell pendant that opens. I removed the large rubber band around her upper chest and the plastic support that kept the pendent attached to her top. But I left the rubber bands that kept the upper part of the necklace in place. She has an short satin orange top with white beaded decoration. There is a matching belt or sash around her hips, over her skirt. Her skirt has two woven layers, with a straw underskirt.
Pua is very stable on the sand dune base (and there are indentations in the base to show where to place him). Hei Hei can free stand on Pua's head, but you have to place him very carefully, using the indentations on Pua's head as a guide. He can also be made secure by a rubberband around Pua's head and over Hei Hei's feet.
Moana's oar is placed on her left side in the box, but the way the handle is formed on the oar, it fits most easily on her right hand (to our left when she faces us).
Title: [Women's store interior]
Date: ca. 1911
Part Of: Collection of real photographic postcards of Texas
Place: Coleman, Coleman County, Texas
Physical Description: 1 photographic print (postcard)
File: ag2005_0001_01_066_r_coleman_opt.jpg
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From Wikipedia:
The Hamilton–Lay Store, also known as the Hamilton Crossroads Store, is a historic country general store at Hamilton Crossroads (the intersection of Mill Pond Hollow Road and Walkers Ford Road) in Union County, Tennessee, near Maynardville. The two-story wooden building was built in the 1840s and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2011
I took a picture of the plushie store glass window when the person went off to lunch. LOL I'm so bad.
This is the kind of thing that just doesn't really show up well in pictures and must be seen in person. Not only it's the biggest Lego Store in the world, but there are massive constructions such as a full landscape of London (which took hundreds of thousands of Lego bricks and a dozen people to build), a scaled replica of the Big Ben ("the only Big Ben that currently chimes every hour", as a friendly guy who works there quickly pointed out), and this giant Tube train car that people can literally sit on. Insane.
www.threadless.com?streetteam=iDanSimpson opened up a store in Chicago.
you can see here the flat screen panels that they have over the new Tees for the week. it's tough to tell when it's bright outside, but they are displaying faces of customers.
Somebody has squirrelled things away here. (Squirrelled btw is the longest one syllable standard Engish word.)
[Serenity] will be an active participant in The Big Seasonal Sale which starts at Midnight, TONIGHT and ends November 10th.
All [Serenity] products are set to 25% off for the sale! Come to [Serenity] mainstore for your discounted products <3
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Don't forget to grab the Big Seasonal Sale Hud from the store to check out other great stores with sales!